β Scribed by Yasunari Kawabata
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Kyoto Γ© uma das mais belas obras de Yasunari Kawabata, autor galardoado com o PrΓ©mio Nobel de Literatura em 1968. Considerado a sua obra-prima, este romance mergulha profundamente no universo da psicologia feminina. O tema do amor impossΓvel, jΓ‘ tratado noutros romances de Kawabata, aflora novamente nesta obra de uma tΓ£o delicada e subtil narrativa.
Β«Os romances de Kawabata estΓ£o entre as obras mais comoventes e originais do nosso tempo.Β» The New York Times Book Review
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